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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1914

Page

2

Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess Die in Sarajevo

Archduke Francis Ferdinand heir to the Austro Hungarian throne and the Duchess of Hohenberg were shot in Sarajevo after a bomb attack failed to stop them. They died minutes after reaching the palace as assassins boasted of their deed. The couple were on a mercy mission to visit wounded aides and hospital patients. The attackers identified themselves and planned the crime at a street corner, with the Archduke’s death marking a pivotal act in rising nationalist tensions.

Archduke Francis Ferdinand Hohenberg Sarajevo Bosnia Duchess of Bosnia and Herzegovina Royal Automobile Mercy Archduke Rudolf Strasse Franz Josef Strasse Prinzip Belgrade

New Jersey in Focus Reports State News and Local Incidents

A late dispatch summary highlights varied New Jersey items including Camdens campaigns and Somers Point road controversy, Millville hospital and hotel construction, and drought impact on Gloucester hay. Other notes cover public works, arrests, births, deaths, railway accidents, and local civic events with multiple named towns and officials.

Archduke Assassination Sparks Terror in Sarajevo

An 18 year old Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Archduchess Sophie as their car reached the city, while conspirator Gavrinovics fled after a failed bomb assault. Spectators nearly lynched the duo, police secured them, and an unexploded bomb was later found nearby.

New Heir Charles Francis Joseph Named Heir to Austria

Charles Francis Joseph Favorite of Emperor is named heir presumptive to the Austrian throne after Archduke Francis Ferdinand's death. He is the eldest son of the late Archduke Otto Francis Joseph and was prepared for rulership since childhood. Born in Parsenberg on August 17, 1887, his wife has had no notable incidents to date.

Charles Francis Joseph Austria Zita Bourbon of Parma Francis Joseph Francis Joseph Otto Kaiser Victoria Luise Thirty-ninth Abraham Lincoln United States Michael Prince of Servia Spain Richard Earl of Mayo India Abdul Aziz Turkey Alexander II Russia James Garfield Marie Francois Sadle Carnot France Stanislaus Stambouloff Bulgaria Nas-ed-Din Persia Canovas del Castillo Juan Indiarte Borda Uruguay Jose Maria Reyna Barrios Guatemala Elizabeth Sergius Grand Duke Marquis Ito Japan Peter Arcadowitch Stolypin Jose Canalejas Nazim Pasha Francisco Madero Mexico Jose Pino Suarez George Greece Archduke Francis Ferdinand Duchess of Hohenberg Archduke Otto Francis Joseph Francis Ferdinand Parsenberg Wfe

British Minister Urges Citizens to Leave Mexico

Sir Lionel Carden urged all British subjects in Mexico City to depart temporarily due to deteriorating fuel and train service that could trap people inland. He emphasized it was a caution, not an order, aiming to protect women and children as General Villa rushes 25 000 troops toward Torreon to confront Carranza.

Villa Carranza Torreon Mexico City Mexico Lionel Carden Legation General Villa San Luis Potosi Zacatecas el Paso

Mellen Charged in Hamden Railroad Theft Conspiracy

Boston Charles S Mellen former president of the Boston and Maine and New Haven railroads is charged with conspiracy access before the fact to larceny and conspiracy to steal in indictments by the Middlesex County Grand Jury linked to rumors around the 15 mile Hamden Railroad project costing 4 500 000 Frederick S Moseley a note broker and five firm members face conspiracy to steal charges Ralph Gillett of Westfield civil works contractor indicted for conspiracy to steal and he is dead. investment committee members of East Cambridge and Cambridge Savings Banks also indicted.

Boston Charles S. Mellen Maine New Haven Middlesex County Grand Jury Hamden Frederick S. Moseley Ralph Gillett Westfeld East Cambridge Cambridge Savings Banks

Prosperity Returns as B and O Restores Cumberland Shops

Prosperity spreads along the Cumberland Valley as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins recalled workers along the Cumberland division. Grafton shops previously furloughed many. here 500 men who stayed receive orders to return to work with steady employment in sight.

Keyser W. Va Cumberland Valley Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cumberland Division Grafton

START TO REBUILD SALEM FIRE DISTRICT

Work begins on reconstructing the fire swept Salem district with contractors and architects surveying the ground and drafting new structures. Manufacturers and real estate owners back the plan to employ those who lost homes and workplaces, despite chilly wet weather and shelters in camps.

Salem Mass

Unprecedented China Flood Creates 2,000,000 Homeless

A unprecedented flood devastates southern Chinese provinces destroying crops and leaving two million people homeless. American consul general Fleming D Cheshire cables that starvation looms and relief is imperative. Appeals to the American Red Cross are under way.

Washington China Fleming D. Cheshire State Department American Red Cross

Sunday School Lesson on the Parable of the Vineyard

E O Selleps outlines Jesus parable of the vineyard to teach that God rewards faithfulness and use of opportunity, not mere duration of service. The lesson links Peter's question about rewards to the subtext of early calls, wages, and divine generosity.

E. O. Selleps Aeah The Moody Bible Institute Cage Peter Jesus Kingdom of Heaven

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